On 2/4/02 1:19 PM, "John McNally" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What if the log directory is outside the webapp root? If I am writing
> my logs to /home/jmcnally/logs, will this not create
> <webapp_root>/home/jmcnally/logs? What happens if I do not have write
> access to <webapp_root>?
>
> john mcnally
I made the assumption that the logs would go to ${applicationRoot}, and if
that fails we can put the logs in ${webappRoot}. If you specify file paths
for the appenders and you don't use the ${applicationRoot} and you don't
have write access then are there some standard places (like /tmp) that we
can use to place log files where we can log a warning about not having write
access to the specified log directory? I agree that the logging should be
made failsafe.
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